The most outstanding aspect of the Subaru Legacy wagon is its dedication to the driving experience. On a smooth, dry roadway most cars easily handle the travel assignment, but change the driving conditions to snow-covered pathways and most cars will hesitate by taking a few moments to get traction. The Legacy’s standard all-wheel-drive system – a staple across the entire line-up – makes winter travel virtually a non-issue. Add in Subaru’s intelligent drive system (SI-Drive), and the driver can opt for one of three performance modes via turning a center console mounted dial. The 2.5 GT Limited Wagon’s 2.5-liter 4-cylindcr intercooled/turbocharged boxer engine pours on the power, producing 243 horsepower at 6000 rpm and 241 pounds-feet torque at 3600 rpm. Engine mates to a rather ho-hum 5-speed automatic transmission with Sportshift. Legacy wagon provides an array of standard features, including cargo area cover and grocery bag hooks, power driver and front passenger seats, dual power moonroofs, remote keyless entry, cruise control, tilt steering, side curtain airbags, tire pressure monitoring system, and 17-inch alloy wheels. Since this 105.1-inch wheelbase car is such a dandy vehicle in inclement weather, the $442 optional remote engine starter is a worthwhile addition. The road-hugging midsize wagon (Legacy is also offered in a sedan) has estimated mpg fuel numbers of 19 city and 25 highway. The MSRP of the wagon that provides up to 65.4 cubic feet of cargo volume is $30,895.